Recent content by Groove1797

Good morning, Sorry for the delay but I am bad at the internet and did not have notifications turned on. I still have them and will give them to you at 300

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If it's local Denver, 325

They were listed at 400 and now 350 (shipped)

Thanks for the heads up. Looks like I overpaid. Reduce the price to 350

Hi Guys, I have a brand new never installed SAE amber fog kit for 5th gen 4Runners. I was in the process of installing the brackets to the fog lights when a car came down the street during a hi-speed chase and crushed the 4Runner. I made a vehicle switch and moved to a truck. The fogs are...

Bump on these. I've had a few transactions fall thru. Still looking for 250. In Denver. Thanks, Tyler

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Hi Guys, i have a set of 2016 Trail wheels with about 40 miles on them. I took them off once I got the black TRD wheels put on and they've been taking up room in the garage. The are in awesome shape, no dings and have all of the center caps. I'm located in Denver and looking to get $250...

I just wanted to add to this thread. I have a Gobi Stealth No-Rise and picked up the IKamper Skycamp 2.0. This RTT is a wide as a king size bed and parallels most larger tents. If you are loading more than two people in the tent, get the no-rise. The IKamper fits perfectly on the footprint of...

Does anyone have an issue with warping rotors? I'm on my second set with 62,000 on the clock. The only thing I tow is a custom trailer with 2 karts in it. I drive like a grandma and at MOST it weighs 2,500 pounds with all fluids, tool chest, etc...

I'll second this. I bought this (link below), cut the circles as best as i could and it's worked perfect. A bonus it that it will cut down on any rattling noise from my bigger Yeti's. https://www.amazon.com/VELCRO-Brand-91885-Industrial-Professional/dp/B00JJPQ272?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_2

If we look at the snow type, it's definitely loose and deep. Wider tires will do better since a wider contact patch with prevent the H1 from sinking into the snow.

Good afternoon gents! This has been an age old debate and it will continue to be. Tires will behave differently on dry, wet, loose, packed and ice surface types. On dry roads, dirt and mud we want as much contact surface for grip. Wet roads, more contact patch but also tread design for...